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by fud7r7rgtf 5y ago
What actually qualifies as misinformation? I see lots of things these days that fall under that label that would simply have been called gossip in the past and covered from the perspective of exploring popular gossip.
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by fud7r7rgtf 5y ago
This seems at least somewhat cultural. My family was big on photo albums so nearly everything had at least a cheap disposable camera picture taken. It wasn't to the extent it is now but you still got multiple pictures per year for birt
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by fud7r7rgtf 5y ago
Do you feel rhetorical questions that ignore everything previously said while speaking to a straw argument contribute to discussions?
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by fud7r7rgtf 5y ago
"Might makes right" is a weird takeaway from what I said. That you tried to refocus on corporations while ignoring my reference to the children was also strange. If anything, that you didn't address my point about the overwhe
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by fud7r7rgtf 5y ago
This is rediculous. Just a few years ago there was an article about silicon valley casual fashion being challenging for minorities who grew up outside the bubble and were taught to dress their best in a work suit or similar. The LGBT is hug
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by fud7r7rgtf 5y ago
I don't understand why people get so sentimental when gravitating towards a regional mega-tongue is virtually always superior to small pockets of 'culture'. Culture is what the losers of history cling to because their way tur
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by fud7r7rgtf 5y ago
Speaking as an avid Stadia user, I think this has a lot more to do with Stadia's library being garbage compared to the non-Stadia options. I can't imagine a reason an e-sport pro would want to go from the entire competitive ecosys